OSMO | Decking Oils 2.5l Bog Oak 021

  2,5l Bog Oak 021 Decking Oil

• Natural oil based protective finish for exterior wood that does not peel, crack, flake or blister
• Microporous, breathable finish allowing the wood to breath and reduces the risk of swelling and shrinkage
• Water-repellent, extremely weather and UV resistant

Easy to apply as well as renew, no sanding or primer necessary.

• When dry, the finish is safe for humans, animals and plants and is suitable for children’s toys as per EN 71.3 (European norm)

Coverage

• 24m²/l with one coat

Coats

• 2 coats, or one colour coat plus top coat of Osmo Anti-Slip Decking Oil 430

Surface Preparation

• Bare wood species with a high content of natural wood extractives need to weather off (min. 4 weeks) before the initial treatment 
• Resinous wood, such as Larch or Douglas Fir, needs to weather off for at least 6 weeks to improve absorbency.
• Pressure impregnated wood and tropical species like Massaranduba, Bangkirai, Garapa, Iroko need to weather off for at least 3 months.
• Cedar requires a 3 month weathering period to improve absorbency
• Greyed and weathered wood can be refreshed with Osmo Wood Reviver Power-Gel before applying Osmo Decking Oils. Avoid using jet / power washers to clean the surface as they can significantly affect the coverage of Osmo Decking Oils Wood surface must be clean, dry and frost-free (moisture content max. 20%).
• Osmo Decking-Oil is ready to use. Do not thin. Stir well using a flat stirring stick or spatula before use
• Thoroughly clean or lightly sand old microporous stains or completely remove old varnishes before application. If any sanding works are carried out some fresh wood species must be weathered as directed above to improve absorbency once more. Sanding to finishing grades of no more than a P120 grit are recommended. Always wear a dust mask when sanding
• If possible, and if the wood is absorbent, please apply the first coat to all sides before installation
• The finished surface is influenced by several factors, including the condition of the wood
• Therefore, a trial application is always required, especially for unfamiliar surfaces